GB 0154 ZB664
Northamptonshire Record Office
This catalogue was digitised by The National Archives as part of the National Register of Archives digitisation project
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The National Archives - JAN 1989 H.M.C.
NATIONAL REGISTER NORTHAMPTONSHIRE RECORD OFFICE OF O ARCHIVES
Accession 1981/400
Given by Dr Preston of Cotterstock
Business and personal records of G and E W Baxter, builders of Cotterstock
1889 - 1957
The business records give details of building work done on many properties in parishes in the Cotterstock area including Ashton, Barnwell, Cotterstock, Fotheringhay, Glapthorn, Oundle, Polebrook, Southwick, Tansor, Warmington and Woodnewton, 1895-1952.
The collection also includes sale catalogues of builders' merchants; papers re alterations to Glapthorn school 1911-1912; papers re repairs to Cotterstock and Glapthorn churches 1928; miscellaneous bills and receipts 1909-1953; domestic rates and insurance papers 1919-1936; North Northamptonshire Musical competition programmes 1933 and 1939, Oundle and Cotterstock District Nursing Association reports and accounts 1925-1936, sale particulars of Cotterstock Hall estate, 1927, and miscellaneous personal papers.
ZB 664/
Day book giving details of the building work done each day, where done and for whom, and the hours worked by different individuals, mainly, 'B', 'W' and 'E'. Sometimes included are details of building materials used and their cost. Inside the front cover is written 'George Baxter, builder and contractor, Cotterstock' ' January 1903 - November 1909
includes loose: - details of work to be done and estimates of cost;
.- part of an exercise book containing details of work done, where done and for whom, hours worked and the cost of building materials; also includes an account of the Cotterstock estate with G Baxter entitled "Horses time for carting' covering January - May 1906 with details of journeys undertaken carrying wood, manure, furniture, pigs, rubbish and a lawn mower, and costs. - - - .: 1904-1910
page from 'The Builder1 of 7 May 1892, containing an architectural drawing of the monument of the late Mrs Rowley in St Neots church, Huntingdonshire, with, on the reverse, rough pencil notes of building work. ZB 664/
1 cont. - printed letter from C Redhead, secretary of Cotterstock and Tansor Sick and Dividing Club, giving notice of the Annual General Meeting to be held at the Gate Inn on 6 December and the Annual Dinner on 14 December, with, on the reverse, rough pencil notes of building work, dated 1911
- general catalogue of patent "Peveril1 Stoves and of brass or copper canopies that could be fitted to them, including drawings, descriptions, dimensions and prices. On the back cover of the booklet is printed "George Ramshay, ironmonger, Oundle' (undated).
2 Day book, giving details of the building work done each day, where done and for whom, and the hours worked by different individuals mainly 'Bax', 'Wal' and 'Ed1 . Sometimes included are details of materials used and their cost. Inside the front cover is written 'Mr George Baxter, mason, Cotterstock1 November 1909 - September 1914
includes loose: - rough details of work to be done, estimates of costs and draft letters.
- page from 'The Builder1 of 23 April 1892, containing architectural drawings of details of the Guildhall at Lavenham, Suffolk, with, on the reverse, rough pencil notes of building work.
- page from "The Builder" of 2 July 1892, containing a drawing of the Old High Altar at Westminster Abbey , restored from ancient drawings and documents by Mr H W Brewer; with, on the reverse, rough pencil notes of building work
- bills of Siddons & Sons, coal, cake, seed, timber and slate merchants of Oundle to Mr G Baxter for Fletton bricks, self faced York slabs and pipes; dated 24 November 1914 and 14 May 1915
- printed memorandum (in red) re the importance of making returns of acreages of crops and numbers of livestock to the Board of Agriculture and Fisheries as soon as possible in wartime; undated, World War I (?)
- printed notice, issued by the Trustees, re Bellamy's Charity for apprenticing boys and girls in the parishes of Cotterstock, Glapthorn, Oundle and Tansor, 3 June 1910. ZB 664/
3 Day book, giving details of the building work done each day, where done and for whom, and the hours worked by 'Bax', "Wal" and "Ed1 . Sometimes included are details of building materials used and their cost. . September 1914 - March 1922
4 Day book, giving details of the building work done each day, where done and for whom, and the hours worked by "WaV, "Ed1 and sometimes "Smith1 . Sometimes included are details of building materials used and their cost. . .., ,,,,,,, a April 1922 - April 1925
5 Day book, giving details of the building work done each day, where done and for whom, and the hours worked by "W", 'E" and "G'- Sometimes included are details of building materials used and their cost. April 1925 - December 1930
6 Day book, giving details of the building work done each day, where done and for whom, and the hours worked by f W, 'E' and 'G'. Sometimes included are details of building materials used and their cost. The entries consist of what is recorded on the inside of the front and back covers, the rest of the book being missing. January 1934 and March 1938
7 Notebook, containing rough notes of building work done, where done and for whom and the hours worked by various individuals; also some details of building materials used and their cost. 1895-1903
includes loose: bill of Hayward and Towel! Ltd. of North St and Lincoln Rd, Peterborough, general hardware merchants and manufacturering ironmongers for a 1 inch wire lath; 21 March 1934. - cutting from unidentified newspaper about slates and the mining of slates at Collyweston ZB 664/
8. Note book, with entries giving date, name of individual, building materials such as cement, lime, sand or gravel they had, and sometimes the cost; occasionally brief details of work done at a property; also details of carting building materials, manure and coffins, with hours worked by horse and man and cost sometimes g^en. 1941-1952
includes loose: - Registration card of Edward William Baxter, aged 29, bricklayer, of Cotterstock, registered under the National Registration Act 1915; endorsed with note that Baxter was rejected as medically unfit, 11 December 1915.
- Defence Regulation 56A Building Licensing, detailing the financial limits to spending on a property without a licence between 1 February and 1 July 1948.
- Printed army card setting out length of paces, number of paces to the minute and distance covered by soldiers marching and drilling; also descriptions identifying officers' ranks (undated).
9 Estimate book, containing detailed descriptions of building work to be done on many properties in Cotterstock and neighbouring parishes often giving the name of the property and its occupier with estimates of the cost of building materials and labour. 1923-1933'
includes loose: - rough estimates and calculations of costs.
- card of George F Pears of Braunstone Hotel, Narborough Road, Leicester.
- letter: ES Mi Hard of Huntingdon Rd, Thrapston, to Mr Baxter 21 May 1931 roof of cottage of Mrs Rawson in Victoria Yard, Oundle needs repair
if you call she will show you where the wet comes in . please submit estimate which I must submit to landlord
10. Account book, giving dates, name of client, sometimes the address of the property, a detailed description of the building work done, cost of building materials used and cost of labour. There is a separate account for each contract. January 1915 - June 1926 ZB 664/
11 General sales catalogue of English Brothers, timber and general builders1 merchants of Peterborough; includes descriptions, illustrations and prices, (undated, c.1930).
12 Illustrated sales catalogue of G F Rippon & Co Ltd, lime manufacturers and general builders1 merchants, of Queen Street, Peterborough; includes detailed illustrations of building materials and fittings often with dimensions given, (undated, c.1930).
13 Illustrated sales catalogue of G F Rippon & Co Ltd, builder's merchants, of Queen Street, Peterborough; includes detailed illustrations of building materials and fittings often with dimensions given 1938.
14: Diary and blotter (largely blank) of Joseph Bentley Ltd of Barrow on-Humber, Lincolnshire, containing advertisements for their products including manure, weedkillers, insecticides and a range of garden
equipment. ]g34
15. As ZB 664/14, but dated 1936.
16 Hand book of knitting and crocheting produced by Scotch Wool and Hosiery Stores of 10 Long Causeway, Peterborough, the registered trading name of Fleming, Reid & Co Limited, The Worsted Mills, Greenock, Scotland (undated)
17 Egyptian Dream Book, containing interpretations of dreams and details of many kidney or alleged kidney related diseases, with many statements by people in favour of Doan's Backache Kidney Pills as the cure for these; details of the problems caused by piles, eczema and shingles and statements in favour of Doan's Ointment as a cure for these and advertisements for Doan's Dinner Pills as a cure for liver and bilious problems.
- also included is a "declaration of purity' by Edwin McClellan, managing director of Doan's Backache Kidney Pill Co of 8 Wells Street, Oxford Street, London, made 29 April 1902.
- book produced by the proprietors Foster-McClellan Co of the same address. c.1902 ZB 664/
18 Doan's Dictionary and Almanack, containing a calendar and a dictionary giving the spellings and definitions of 9000 words, also containing statements in favour of Doan's products as in ZB 664/17. 1911
19 General catalogue and price list of The New Expanded Metal Company Limited, of York Mansion, York Street, Westminster, London, manufacturers of expanded metal lathing and expanded metal cup lathing. January 1907
20/1 Advertisement for a Moule's Earth Closet, manufacturered by Moule's Patent Earth Closet Company Limited of 2 Guilford Street, Russell Square, London WC
20/2 Printed memorandum from Moule's expressing thanks for the customer's order and enclosing an invoice. (undated)
21 A page from the 'Building World1 , an illustrated weekly trade journal, number 192, 17 June 1899; it includes details of patents, letters, advertisements, contracts, employment available, bankruptcy proceedings and building design competitions.
22 Plan of Glapthorn School; Gotch and Saunders of Kettering, architects. Scale: 1 inch to 8 feet July 1912
23/1-2 Detailed description of building work to be done at Glapthorn School, with some details of building materials to be used c.1911
23/1 has on the reverse municipal buildings in Bury, Lancashire, from "The Builder1 of 14 May 1892: a design submitted by F H Tulloch
23/2 has on the reverse a view of municipal buildings in Sheffield, Yorkshire, from 'The Builder' of 21 May 1892; E W Mountford, architect ZB 664/
24/1 Alterations and additions to Glapthorn School, price of masoning work; - an account giving details of the work done, materials used and the cost. 1911
24/2 Rough draft of part of the above, with, on reverse, Account of Oundle Rural District Council with G Baxter for work done by him on drains in Cotterstock and Tansor. igil
25/1 Sheet giving time worked at Glapthorn School by 'B', 'W', 'E', 'P', r C and 'S'.
25/2 Notes of quantities of materials used at Glapthorn School c.1911
26 Letter: Leon Mackney of Southwick Vicarage, Oundle, correspondent manager of Southwick Church of England School to Mr Baxter of Cotterstock 15 April 1932
may be necessary to have the exterior of the school covered with cement, possibly rough-casted
asks him to submit specification and tender
asks him to suggest time when he could visit the school, so LM can arrange for himself and Mr Capron to be there
need for speed in the matter
27 Report on the condition of the chancel and schedule of repairs,
St Leonard's church, Glapthorn c
28 Report on the condition of the chancel and schedule of repairs, St Andrew's church, Cotterstock 1928
29/1 Letter: P J Fairweather & Son, Coal & Coke Factors of Cumbergate, Peterborough to Mr Geo Baxter of Cotterstock 24 January 1928
. will be at Cotterstock Mill on 25th at 10.30 am to meet Mr Siddons
asks GB to be there, re repairs to Cotterstock church, a schedule of which is enclosed
estimate wanted for repairs and an annual estimate for maintaining the chancels of the two churches ZB 664/
29/2 Letter: Fairweather to Baxter 7 February 1928
asks for an estimate of the cost of repairs to Cotterstock church chancel at once
29/3 Letter: Fairweather to Baxter 28 February 1928
F's brother has heard from the Secretary of the Dilapidations Board approving B's estimate and asks him to proceed quickly with the work.
30/1 Letter: J F Musson, solicitor of la Hustlergate, Bradford to Mr Baxter of Cotterstock 20 July 1937
JFM will be glad if Baxter will proceed with repairs to the barn at Judy's Hill Fields, Polebrook, on the terms of his estimate
30/2 Letter: J F Musson to E W Baxter 9 September 1937
. cheque enclosed for £18-2-6 in settlement of EWB's account re the barn at Judy's Hill Fields, Polebrook
31 Accounts of work done on properties in Cotterstock and neighbouring parishes, giving detailed descriptions of the work done, quantities of materials used and the cost of materials and labour
Draft version with amendments and calculations in the margins on loose sheets of paper 1903; 1911-1914
32. Bundle of papers containing accounts of work done on properties in Cotterstock and neighbouring parishes, (details as in ZB 664/31 above)
- one sheet also contains a draft letter to the Right Honourable Viscount Melville from Mr G Baxter thanking him for the pipe and tobacco received, hoping he is better again and wishing him a happy new year. 1914
33/1-2 Detailed descriptions of building work done at properties chiefly on the Cotterstock estate, including details of materials used and costs.
- also 'Cotterstock estate carting1 : account of the costs of carting pigs, wood, manure, lime and water 1911 ZB 664/
33/1 contains, on the reverse, a drawing of the ceiling of Drury Lane Theatre, London (Mr J M Boekbinder, decorator), from 'The Builder' of 21 September 1889.
33/2 contains, on the reverse, a drawing of the reredos erected in Elvetham Church, Hampshire (Mr A H Skipworth, architect), from 'The Builder' of 5 October 1889.
34 Rough sketch, in pencil, of the ground plan of Cotterstock Hall, showing drainage system (no scale). (undated)
35 Account of the Fotheringhay estate with Mr 6 Baxter including details of building work done at properties on the estate and the cost of materials and labour January - March 1920
Estimate for damage caused by fire at Mr E G Berridges, Cotterstock estate, including details of work to be done, cost of materials and labour April 1920
36 Rough financial calculations and miscellaneous notes re building work (undated)
37 Letter: S Allday of Fotheringhay Manor Farm Limited to Mr Baxter 3 January 19?
. the empty rainwater well needs attention to stop leakage again
. thinks charge for extra materials and labour for work on garage floor is excessive, but offers to send cheque by return if £5-5-0 is accepted as total payment
38. Letter: J Rellingby of Stanley House, New Thundersley, Essex
to Mr Baxter 18 July 1926
apologises for non-payment of a bill
. thought William was going to pay you and then send us the bill
. do anything that needs doing to the Villa and send the bill ZB 664/
39 Bundle of papers containing miscellaneous financial calculations (rough notes in pencil) (undated)
40 Envelope with printed address: "Messrs G F Rippon & Co Ltd, Limeburners and general builders1 merchants, Queen Street, Peterborough' (undated: no stamp or postmark)
41/1-2 Two blank bills, with printed billheads, for E W Baxter, builder of Cotterstock
42 Summary of tenders made by building firms for the construction of public conveniences, Thrapston; the conversion of hostels at Little Addington, Brigstock and King's Cliffe and the demolition of old property at Nassington. January 1951
43 Letter: Charles A Pelham, Cardigan Estate Office, Corby, Kettering to Mr G Baxter, Cotterstock 10 September 1910
. asks him to go to Glapthorn and get James Speechley to show him Mr C W Kirby's buildings, which JS has taken
. wants to know best way to supply the buildings with water at the least expense
. CP suggests digging down the dyke, tapping the water, putting a trough in the ground and letting Speechley draw off the water by tap and carry it to the buildings
. postscript: has mentioned GB's name to Gotch & Saunders for alterations to Glapthorn School
44 Bill of George Ramshay, ironmonger, of Oundle. Billhead is an advertisement for Royal Daylight and White Rose American Lamp oils and on the back of the bill are hints on how to use lamps, oils, burners, chimneys and wicks 'to ensure a good light'. 14 October 1909
45 Bill of Siddons and Sons, coal, coke, seed, timber and slate merchants of Oundle, for two bags of cement. 26 March 1912 ZB 664/
46 Bill of G Wyman Clarke, watchmaker and jeweller of Market Place, Oundle, for a 22 carat gold ring 7 September 1916
47 Acknowledgement of order and invoice of Crittall Manufacturing Co Ltd of Braintree Essex, manufacturers of standard metal windows, bronze fittings, lugs and curtain rod brackets 5-11 May 1932
48 Specifications and estimate for work proposed to be done at Glapthorn Spring for Mr E Baxter, builder of Cotterstock, mainly to provide an oak frame and lid for the well top, submitted by E A Mowbray, plumber and decorator, North Street, Oundle 11 July 1932
49/1-2 Two invoices of Hayward and Towel 1 Ltd., general hardware merchants and manufacturing ironmongers of North Street and Lincoln Road, Peterborough 17 & 26 February 1937
50 Bill of G H Wilson and Son, opthalmic opticians of 29a, Long Causeway, Peterborough for spectacles and examination
December 1938
51 Bill of Laxton Bros, Bedford Ltd, novelty raisers, nurserymen and seed merchants to Mr W J Moore, The Gardens, Cotterstock Hall, for three appletrees 1 February 1943
52 Bill of E A Mowbray, plumber and decorator of North Street, Oundle, giving details of work done at various properties, materials and their cost and the cost of labour 22 December 1947
53 Bill of E A Mowbray, plumber and decorator of North Street, Oundle, for building materials. 2 July 1951 ZB 664/
54 Bill of Frederick William Lane, photographic, radio, television and electrical dealer of West Street, Oundle, for two yards of Henley cable. 17 October 1952
55/1-2 Bill of Oundle Motors of Station Road, Oundle, for repair work to Mr Baxter1 s vehicle. September 1952
56 Bill of Manning and Brice, plumbers and hot water fitters, of 18 West Street, Oundle 13 February 1953
57/1-20
/1-10 Receipts of Mr G Baxter for poor rates paid to the parish of Cotterstock, Oundle Union December 1919 - October 1925
/11-20 Receipts of Mr G Baxter for half yearly rent payments to the Right Honourable Viscount Melville August 1917 - April 1927
58 Demand note for a general rate, parish of Cotterstock, Rural District Council of Oundle, to Mr E W Baxter for the financial half year ending 31 March 1933, with receipt dated 19 December 1932
59 Demand note for a general rate, parish of Cotterstock, Rural District Council of Oundle and Thrapston, to Mr E W Baxter for the financial half year ending 30 September 1936, with receipt dated 6 June 1936.
60 Demand note for a drainage rate, Nene Valley Drainage and Navigation Improvement Commissioners (Second District) Drainage Authority to Mr E W Baxter of Cotterstock, 30 October 1933, with receipt dated 23 November 1933.
61/1-2 Certificates issued under the Milk and Dairies (Consolidation) Act 1915, Milk and Dairies (Amendment) Act 1922 and Milk and Dairies Order 1926, by Oundle Rural District Council stating that Mr E W Baxter of Cotterstock is registered as carrying on the trade of a Cow-keeper
/over. ZB 664/
61/1-2 cont
(dairyman and retail purveyor of milk) and that the premises, The Homestead, Cotterstock are registered as premises used as a dairy by Baxter. 24 January 1935
62 Movement Licence under the Foot and Mouth Disease (Regulation of Movement) Order of 1938, for Mr E W Baxter of Cotterstock to move one cow from his premises to Church Farm, Cotterstock
8 May 1946
63/1-3 Receipts of The Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Company Limited of Arcade Chambers, Market Square, Northampton, for premiums paid by E Baxter for the renewal of an insurance policy. October 1929 - October 1931
64 Certificates of the Commercial Union Assurance Company Limited of Arcade Chambers, Cumbergate, Peterborough for an Endowment Assurance of £100 with profits for terms of 15 and 20 years and an Endowment Assurance for £200 without profits. 2 October 1933
65 Copy of the will of George Baxter of Cotterstock 11 July 1936
66 Account of charges of Sherard and Coombs of Oundle relating to the grant of letters of administration to Mr E W Baxter, administrator of the estate of the late Mr George Baxter 29 October 1936
67 North Northamptonshire Musical Competitions, church festival: order of service for evensong in Oundle parish church. 7 April 1933
68 North Northamptonshire Musical Competition Festival: programme of the senior competitions, held in the Great Hall, Oundle School; includes notes in pencil of marks obtained by the entrants in different sections. 8 April 1933 ZB 664/
69 North Northamptonshire Musical Competitions, church festival: order of service held at Oundle parish church. 21 April 1939
70 Page from The Farmers Weekly of 24 December 1936.
71 Title page of The Daily Mail of 30 March 1961.
72 Special Rules of the Loyal Providence Lodge No 1846 of the Oundle district of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Manchester Unity Friendly Society. 1939
73 Printed letter from E G Redhead, secretary of Cotterstock Sick and Dividing Club to Mr G Baxter giving notice of the Annual General Meeting to be held at the Gate Inn on 4 December and the Annual Dinner on 11 December. (undated)
74 Subscription card containing advertisement for Cadbury's chocolate and on the reverse, name of confectioner: P W Amps and subscriber: Mrs G Baxter. (undated)
75 Photograph of an unidentified thatched cottage (in south west England - Devon, Somerset or Dorset?) early 2oth century.
76 Memorial card - in loving memory of Walter George Butt, died 19 May 1894 aged 18 years.
Endorsed on reverse in pencil: Hannah Baxter died 31 December 1916 aged 70 years, William Walter died 11 February 1926.
77 Card of Mrs A Stapleton of The Lodge, Thimbleby, Osmotherly, expressing thanks for the sympathy shown her during her recent very sad bereavement.
14 July 1934. ZB 664/
78 Memorial card in loving memory of William Stevens, died 26 August 1945, aged 58 years; contained in envelope addressed to Mr and Mrs E W Baxter of Cotterstock.
79 Christmas card of the 32nd Field Regiment Royal Artillery, "from somewhere in France", Christmas 1939, signed 'B A Kislee".
80 Postcard containing nativity scene and the words "Buon Natale', from Sergeant Dunham, 105 Battery, 31st Field Regiment Royal Artillery to Mr & Mrs Baxter:
sends best wishes for Christmas and the New Year
. says he is keeping fi t and well and looks forward to seeing them within another month
. asks to be remembered to George and Jack (undated, but World War II)
81 Postcard 9 June 1944
Kenneth Dunham, 'Stalag IV B' Germany to Mr and Mrs E W Baxter of Cotterstock
. cannot write often owing to limited supply of cards
remembers them, is glad of their kind enquiries, hopes they are well
is in good spirits and hopes to be home soon
. - asks to be remembered to Mr and Mrs Cotton and Eric and Kath
'can well imagine your glad feelings at the present time" (possible reference to D-Day?)
is treated wel 1 and has enough food thanks to the Red Cross
- the postcard is stamped as passed by the German and British censors. ZB 664/
82/1-5 Cotterstock and District Nursing Association subscription cards; containing (pencilled in) details of quarterly subscriptions, and the rules and conditions of the Association, covering organisation, subscriptions and nurse's duties.
82/1-4
Subscription cards of Mrs Baxter of Cotterstock 1914-1932
82/5 Subscription card of Mrs Cotton of Cotterstock 1928-1932
83 Nursing Association Reports and Accounts
83/1 Cotterstock and District and Polebrook and District Nursing Association report and accounts including motor car purchase account, and subscription lists 1925-1926
83/2 As above 1926-1927
83/3 Cotterstock and District Nursing Association, report 1931-1932 accounts and subscription list.
83/4 Oundle and District Nursing Association report, accounts
and subscription list. 1932-1933
83/5 As ZB 664/83/4 1934-1935
83/6 Ditto 1934-1935
83/7 Ditto 1935-1936
84 Oundle and District Nursing Association receipt for 15s. 6d. paid by Mrs. Clark- of Cotterstock for services rendered by H Waring, District Nurse (undated)
85 The Nursing Mirror: Pocket Encyclopedia and Diary 1914
86 Sale particulars with 2 plans (of the parishes of Cotterstock and Tansor) of:
The remaining portions of the Cotterstock Hall Estate, Oundle lying in the parishes of Cotterstock, Oundle, Warmington, Glapthorn, Southwick, Elmington and Tansor and comprising
/over. ZB 664/
86 cont
- four high class stock raising farms known as Tansor farm, Tansor of 264 acres, Church Farm, Cotterstock of 117 acres, Cotterstock Lodge Farm, Cotterstock of 343 acres and Perio Barn Farm, Southwick of 117 acres
- Cotterstock water mill
- The Manor House, Cotterstock
- 5 cottages in Cotterstock
- a valuable enclosure of accommodation grass land of 7a Or 13p in Elmington
- three capital enclosures of accommodation grass land of 4a 3r 20p, 3a Or 34p and 3a lr 12p in Cotterstock
- two excellent enclosures of meadow and grazing land known as The Cottage Meadows of 27a Or 32p in Cotterstock
- a valuable enclosure of accommodation land known as The Allotments of la 2r 8p in Cotterstock
- two capital enclosures of accommodation pasture of la 2r 6p in Cotterstock
- a highly valuable enclosure of accommodation pasture of 10a 3r 26p in Oundle
- a very useful holding of pasture and arable land and plantations of 107a 2r 31p in Oundle and Glapthorn
- two excellent enclosures of productive arable land of 16a 2r 9p in Warmington
- two capital water meadows of 4a 2r 26p and 3a Or 33p in Cotterstock
- two enclosures of first rate water meadow of 8a 3r 4p in Cotterstock
- the site of Cotterstock wood with larch and fir plantations of 66i acres in Cotterstock
- larch and fir plantations of 5a Or 2p in Cotterstock
amounting in all to about 1,131 acres, to be sold by auction on 26 May 1927
87 Catalogue of the furnishings of Cotterstock House, to be sold by auction on 31 October 1957
October 1986